What top creators are saying about Hyperliquid(HYPE)— Page 7

The bullish case centers on liquidity-driven network effects, around-the-clock trading, and the potential to expand markets through HIP-3 and options through HIP-4.

Listed as a target-weight holding in the crypto basket; no further investment view is provided.

The host wanted to enter a position but did not want to chase the price at a local high. He would accept missing the trade rather than buying at 150 after a further rise.

Informal comments called it a good coin, and a trader said they were long HYPE, but no valuation case or risk assessment was provided.

HYPE rose roughly 20%–30% after market events Rhino discussed, but he later said its market structure had weakened. No target or explicit recommendation was given.

The speaker is bullish based on his experience with the platform, potential token burns, and fee-tier demand, while noting that substantial token supply remains to be released.

Despite reaching a new all-time high, the host is reluctant to buy at elevated levels, citing insider selling, limited adoption, and falling revenue; he would reconsider around $50 if fundamentals remain acceptable.

The author recommends selling all holdings to buy more HYPE.

The discussion was positive about the ecosystem’s potential, citing expanding financial primitives and priority-fee burns, including nearly 180,000 HYPE burned. No direct buy/sell recommendation or valuation was given, and the transcript says ecosystem growth may not translate into token value.

The investment case depends on sustained adoption of its markets and products, including HIP-3, spot trading, and HIP-4 options-like products. HIP-3 real-world-asset open interest grew from $300 million in January to $3.9 billion at the time of the discussion. The transcript notes execution and adoption risks and provides no explicit buy or sell recommendation.

The trader said HYPE had weakened or broken a previously bullish market structure and mentioned a past rally without presenting it as a current trade.

Named as a preferred core crypto asset and described as strong. Its Bloomberg Terminal listing and the potential for decentralized exchanges to gain share were viewed positively.

The host used Hyperliquid as an example of how holding a high-conviction asset or farming an opportunity could outperform frequent trading, but gave no current price view or buy recommendation.

The guest called HYPE a good coin, praised its team and founder, and said he held a position with no current intention to sell.

Mentioned as a competitor to Ethereum in trading activity and as an underlying asset for treasury vehicles, without a specific recommendation.

The speaker wants to add HYPE to their portfolio and views a further market decline as a possible opportunity for a better entry, while noting that it still had support.

The speaker described HYPE as very bullish and said holding above $84.52 could support a move to new highs.

The author expects to return to promoting HYPE for another year.

The speaker mentioned a leveraged position on the Hyperliquid platform and nearly being liquidated, but did not identify the position's asset or direction or provide an investment thesis.

Growth in tokenized and traditional-asset trading on Hyperliquid could increase platform revenue and support HYPE buybacks; the speaker says HIP-3 markets have contributed materially to revenue.

The speaker praises the exchange's usability, low fees, token burns, and fee-related holding incentives, and is considering investing fresh funds. However, he is uneasy about buying after the token's steep rise.

Ansem calls it a high-conviction major play and a strongly positioned altcoin, while acknowledging it remains riskier than Bitcoin.

HYPE rose 6% over 30 days, while an unverified rumor alleged insider-whale selling. The platform reportedly generated $14.6 million in weekly revenue, but valuation and value accrual to holders were not discussed.

A speaker said they had started trading perpetual futures on Hyperliquid and found the experience fun; no valuation or investment outlook was provided.

Cited as an example of value-accrual mechanics that return value to token holders and may encourage other crypto projects to improve their tokenomics; no direct recommendation was given.

Hyperliquid was described as an established perpetual-trading business with a strong market position, and the guest disclosed being long; regulatory risks remain.

Trading near all-time highs, Hyperliquid is viewed favorably for its network effect and potential role in a future cycle comparable to Solana's in an earlier cycle.

The speaker sees Hyperliquid as a perp-DEX asset that could attract buyers independently of Bitcoin and appeal to institutional investors; the target is speculative.

Hyperliquid was only used as a comparison point for an unnamed chain said to have nearly three times its activity. No specific price view, target, or recommendation was provided.

The host praised its push for token-holder revenue sharing through buybacks and suggested that growth in tokenized assets and on-chain trading could benefit the platform.

Hyperliquid was cited as an example of a revenue-driven crypto business to compare with exchanges and trading terminals; no valuation conclusion or specific investment recommendation was given.

The speaker praises the exchange's utility and trading features, and believes HYPE has performed well and may continue to do so; claims about fee savings and token burns are not independently verified.

The host cited about $2 million in weekly revenue and said its product and business model were relatively easy to understand.

The host considered Hyperliquid an altcoin that could attract investment independently of Bitcoin-driven liquidity, with potential demand from traditional investors. The target is speculative; it was reported around $92 during the discussion.

Hyperliquid was cited as an example of an ecosystem where bought-back tokens may be burned, in contrast to NEAR's current practice of holding repurchased tokens. Its ETF launch was also noted as attracting interest despite a weak market.

Bullish case centers on liquidity, trading activity beyond crypto, and infrastructure integrations. Growth roadblocks, competition, and execution remain uncertain.

Could generate about $200 million in additional annual revenue by monetizing yield on its USDC supply, with proceeds directed toward HYPE buybacks.

Seen as having potential if users continue trading and platform revenue persists; no specific token target or ranking was provided.

Named as a possible spot holding rather than relying mainly on leverage.

Used as an example of a project that established itself in a trading ecosystem; no specific investment analysis is provided.

Shown rising in the image; the post predicts unspecified assets will reach all-time highs by Christmas.

The host held a substantial position, and guests saw potential from growth in on-chain derivatives, access to real-world assets, and use by other protocols. Regulatory roadblocks and competition from more regulated platforms were cited as risks.

The speaker sees potential in its decentralized exchange use case, fee-related utility, and token burns, but notes its substantial circulating supply and explicitly cautions against buying at a local top.

A speaker said they had bought some Hyperliquid exposure, but the exact investment vehicle, rationale, and outlook were unclear.

Substantial future token unlocks are described as a potential supply headwind; the speaker prefers tokens closer to fully unlocked.

The speaker described taking profits during a rise, adding a little during a choppy period, and selling more as enthusiasm increased. He favors staged profit-taking while retaining some exposure, and cautions against chasing a hype-driven move.

The speaker would consider a short-term long from range support, invalidated by a one-hour close below $86, then reassess near resistance.

Ranked S tier as a leader in perpetual-futures trading. The host sees potential if on-chain markets expand to traditional assets, while noting that the platform is less decentralized than some competitors.

Generated $15.1M in revenue over seven days at an $87B fully diluted valuation; included in a comparison claiming one project is mispriced by 20×, without identifying which.

The speaker says researching and investing in Hyperliquid could have delivered substantial returns, but provides no return figure or price target and does not predict future performance.